Knots By Gisel

"At age 24, I never thought I would be starting a business.. especially in the middle of a pandemic! With all the uncertainty 2020 has brought, Knots was created amongst it. Here to bring all the bohemian vibes your heart desires!"

llamalovejoy

Growing up around fiber, Caiti creates unique colorways for any fiber artist. Her current work focuses on dyeing yarn, creating knitting kits and other one of a kind knitted items.

Niknack

Niknack is fiber art business focusing on fun and unique modern designs. All tapestries are thoughtfully made and are one of a kind ensuring that no one else will have the same piece.

Eudaimonia Studio

Brooke founded Eudaimonia–Greek for "human flourishing"–to marry her passions of philosophy, design and craft. Each design she sketches is inspired by her search to answer the ancient question of what it means to live well and with purpose.

Yarnaceous Fibers

Lover of yarn, dinosaurs and Utah, dyeist Maggie Fangmann of Yarnaceous Fibers in Lake Point creates yarns full of brilliant color drawing from Geography, Geology and dinosaurs for her colorways, creating unique and fun combinations

Hey Kitty Rae

Hey Kitty Rae is a unique shop in that everything is handmade and most items are one of a kind. Kristin (the maker) personally designs and creates all of the dolls, stuffed animals, purses and occasional knit/crochet items in her shop. Peruse for the perfect gift!

Little Rebel Rosie

Passionate about teaching her daughter about women, Kaylee creates caricatures of brave ladies through out history. Little Rebel Rosie showcases feminist plushies, stickers and coloring books.

Still In Stitches

Sherry can always be found with a needle in her hand and a new idea to try!

Becca Dye Design

With her career in Graphic Design, she wanted a more hands-on craft. Macraweaving! Becca knows the 'ropes' of design, and uses this knowledge and her contemporary boho style to create various stunning Macramé/Macraweave wall decor pieces, bags and satchels, and more!

Cyanoweave

Sarah May is a biracial Salvadoran artist, weaver, writer, and community organizer. She uses multiple elements to create mandala wall hangings and cyanotype imagery influenced by her Indigenous roots and reflective of her experiences of land, memory, and connection.